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In Kentucky this fall, one team virtually robbed the cradle.

The boy was cute in a "rob the cradle" sort of way.

The song title is based on the saying "robbing the cradle."

"You probably think I'm a wicked old lady robbing the cradle."

"Really, Perry, this is taking robbing the cradle to a new low."

In the tennis industry there is a veritable race to rob the cradle.

So don't look at me like I'm robbing the cradle."

And if you ever plan on asking me out again, you should know you're robbing the cradle.

And thanks for not saying some smart remark about robbing the cradle."

To the casual observer, it must have looked as if Jessica had been robbing the cradle with me.

"Wed in haste for fear that someone would stop you from robbing the cradle."

"Robbing the cradle," she murmured and leaned down to kiss him.

"Why, you'll make it look as if Sarek's robbed the cradle!"

Would serve them right for robbing the cradle.

The characters also, alas, use modern idioms like "robbing the cradle."

No longer was she the shy, skittish adolescent who had made him feel as if he were robbing the cradle.

I'm the hand that robbed the cradle.

Enough to cause a gold-digger like her to rob the cradle and agree to marry a teenager."

"But I've just learned that I robbed the cradle.

I robbed the cradle when I married you."

There's robbing the cradle, and then there's robbing twenty of them.

God - robbing the cradle.

Perhaps she fears Will is in danger of robbing the cradle," Walpole supplied.

"Robbing the cradle are we now?"

"They're robbing the cradle of civilization."